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They've been in the role longer than you have, that gives them seniority over you.
You've been purposely vague about your role so I am left to make a best guess.
You should do it over email so there is a written record and no miscommunication. You could even CC your supervisor if you wajt to play hardball.
Your currently strategy is to snap at her the next time she annoys you. Not a good look for a new hire.
keep assuming
Okay you're a nurse. You should get over yourself and just do it the way the other nurse is showing you. Be humble ๐ซถ